Ironton High School - Owl Yearbook (Ironton, OH)

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l National Honor Society This year seventeen new members Were admitted into the National Honor Society. Admission to this organization is one of the highest honors that can come tO a high school student, for it stands for excellence of achievement not only in one line, but in every line of endeavor. Scholarship alone Will not admit a student to the National Honor Society. To scholarship must he added serviceg to service, leadershipg and to leadership, character. The membership is so limited that only the outstanding members Of the senior class may he admitted. These students are to be congratulated upon the excellence Of their record While in high school. H. HOYLE BANTON HAROLD F. BROWN BETTY BYEBS ANNA GANNON BOB HENRY CHARLES HERRELL lAxRLINE HOWELL MARY LOU HOWELL TED HOWELL A ROSE LYND SARA CARALYN MURDOCK FRANKLIN PENNEY EILEEN RUST DORRIS H. SABATTIE ANNABELLE SALLE LUCILLE SCHROEDER ll'IAROLD SPEARS

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General Course ANNA RUE TRIGG General Course Portsmouth High School 1f2f3 The Clown Prince PAUL WILLIAMS General Course Band lf2f3f4 CHARLES WOODROW REYNOLDS General Course JAMES EARL WALDO General Course Owl Staff 4 Gryphon Staff 4 A. S. B. 1 Football Manager 2 Class President 1 Cheerleader 3f4 The Clown Prince EVELYN RUTH WAHLEY General Course Russell High School 1 Girl Reserves 3f4 Glee Club 2f3f4 Big Sister 4 May Queen Attendant JACK POPE General Course HOBART ROYAL Football 3f4 lln memurianz .lack Glenville James Stephenson Gladys Reszler I L

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JTUNIUR CLASS Three years ago the members of the class of '38 were shy, timid freshmen just beginning their high school career. Now, enrolled in the class of '38 are one hundred sixtyffive Juniors, who have almost completed their third year of high school. During all this time, our faithful and capable adviser, Miss Cronacher, has worked diligently. The counsel she has given and the time she has spent toward the betterment of the class of '38 is noteworthy, and we are truly grateful for the interest she has taken in us. During the past year, Miss Cronacher has acted as chairman of an advisory committee, consisting of the Junior home room teachers. These teachers, also, we wish to thank for their services to us. The president of the Junior class, john Sweeney, has also been a worthy leader. Bill Cox is the vice president, as secretary, Audrey McKee has taken the class notes, Rosemary Roberts has filled the position of an able treasurer. The Junior Class is well represented in the athletic field. Its athletes are Carl Terry, Glenn' Barber, Stanley Lynd, Raymond Jarrell, Ralph Payne, Charles Lanham and Max Myers. These boys have been both football and basketball heroes, X flll!'j'1'JJ if 'IVA